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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-08-11

We are pleased to acknowledge the
courtesy of Mr.. John Goodwine, who
brought Us in large ripe watermelon, of
his best vxricty. He has several acres
PLANTED ms lhelons. which bring, him a
larger revenue for the amount of acres
sown than saEsr!ssisr crop. THE water
melon crop Is Z ILLS Ils.I ms year as a
general thing. but still q great many
loadsefrwtossa resrssssi,s ~iay~sso<sWa
anfjind q readysalestaSs iae thirsty pop
ulaSe. The s,;l .of Kansas seems spec
1ally adapte8-in 1T kinds OF seasons, TO
she rearing OF iils.s ,sReloIs. -. ~, s..t. $50.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-08-11

). n. BANGS, president.
ID. p. HExMfNawAY, secretary. -s
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-08-11
veHy.Is. f;eS ny qsle', in a tsw B
Hetsffr srslhs-o he ilfsifsnee' me
rain.

The wateruie!on. trade seems. TO have a
corner on thedlGl]se now II
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-08-11

NatyitAsaIaRd !. ]. he sHtreme dr9uth. !.
etc, Mr.. BuXe threshed 235 bushels of
wheat yesterda. and Mr. Knauber about
1oe soiherpgies in the ueighborhood
Some four miles east Of town-are pre-
nar;no ia i1f,T.sf57---yc;;issaarsSil1e Blade. '-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-08-11

AN ORDINANCE to- prohibit the sale al iutuAi
eating liquors Us beverage i'll the city OF Dodge
City, Kansas.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilman of
the city of Dodge City, Kansas:
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-08-11

J... ssfctc5'f-ot-tttli orficc stilf-contin-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-08-11

Henry Wilkin 81 has retulned home
after lengthy If III the east e
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-08-11

ues in his workings s s~
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-04-29
MAGNOLIA, MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY, APRIL 20 1851

likeness upon the very cosnte-
nauce. They are health-inspirlng.
They cause no shame, no regret
and no remorse. A buy or giil
may be rich in noble thoughts, in
valuable knowledge and in true
and lofty purposes, though poor
in earthly goods. twill be strange
however. f such a one does not
obtain competence. What a
delightful heritage Is a clean con-
science, of noble thoughts and OF
worthy purposes that will not
bend to ordinary circumstances J
The poorest boy and the poorest
girl may have this invaluable hers
itage. Good books carefully read
and their lessons wisely used will
help any one to this possession.
A good book carefully read is a
Recommendation to any. boy or
girl. Virtuous society is another
help. "Ile il never alone that is
IN the company Of noble thoughts"
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-04-29

AN EPISODE.


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When eventide haa ceased 70 come
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That filed with tune the neeung hours,
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And erasped this maiden BY the hand
For mouths We met not very oft,
While nature seemed iu gay attire,
so,,a IN, urasa nada Il dearer tar
Than mpaic from, tbe .wsetest I,yra
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-04-29
WASHINGTON LETTER.


The Commissioners Of the pik
trict Of Columbia have done y b
their power to make Sunday biue
in Washington. They have res
urrected the old closing laws
which have long mouldered in the
statute book aud are Iigidly en-
forcing them. Net only saloons,
hut every sort Of an establish
ment where trade Is carried on for
profit, except apothecary shops
and undertaking establishments,
are to be tightly closed.
Yesterday was the second Sun
day since the old. new law went
into effect. On the preceding
Sunday crowds of thirsty mep
were seen leaving the dry city and
going in the direction Of this
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-04-29
EASTER SERMON.


BY VIM. w DkHAKr, \. IS
have chosen as a text, Rom.
vi, A, in connection with Col.
Ill, /.
ssWe are buried with Him by
baptism inlo death that like as
Christ was ia sed up from the
dead by the glory Of the Father,
even SO we alsu should walk in
newness Of life.'' .'If then we be
risen with Christ, seek those things
that are above"
At thought of the Sayior's tri-
umph over death, the Christians
heart must swell with exultation
and holy joy. That joy breaks
forth in The gladsome services of
the Easter season. But dwelling
Inpon the great Ilistorlc~fact, aatll
carried along by the full tide of
ufsbueyant feelings, We at,s~qpt
| to forget, or overlook The practi>
eitI aspects and bearings Of this
I gresurrection trnth.
4 In tts verses Of the text, the
resurrection of our Lord from the
dead is made 10 carry a lesson
which viii bear spiritual fruit in
the Practice OF Chrisiian life. S.,
Paul teac es MS its relation MT to
!, Christian belief, bui t, Christian
living. As Canon Liddon says
"We here see the doctrine of this
f resurr, ction dong its work, moi
! in the ouer court If the Christian
understa' ding, but at the very
: heart and centre of his spiritua
l life \ s'In the text the rcsuriec,
+ tion is in close juxtaposition will
may it gives the form to tn,
! life Of the soul. Itis a germinan
principle out Of which tlesoul de
! rives its new life and by which th'
laws and obligations Of that lif'
must be determined. F"
/ Baptism syniboIizes the death
/, burial and resurrection of Christ
In using this symbol the Aposil
i is abiding, doubtless, to the an
7 cient manner of baptisiog in tn
! warm countries Of the East, whic
! was BY immersion, putting th
! person under water for a tine
! and then raising him out again
I the mystical signlfication of whic
i was the burial of the old man sir
{ in us, and our uprising to newnes
oi life.
4 The new spiritual life of ever
& baptised person, begins when the
receive that sacrament, and .h
!, intention is that this new lif
= should grow constantly and cor
q tinualIy into higher blessednesl
4 Holy in its principle and motive
!, holy in It's aim and eud holy
its rule and acting. it should gro
4 from grace to gndhness, and frol
4 a life of godlinsss to lise of gIor,
i Now the process of this chans
. from the old life to the new is oits
4 a painful one. Resurrection SUI
4 poses a death previous y, and til
= death through which We pass
q our new life, is often b'cakir
~ OF many strong iies--a partit
a. from many old familiar scenes
"a giving up of many things whis
] have become second nature to u
4; anda complete moriifying Of O
sinful appetiIes and passions. 4
this must be gone through with
= We must thus die to ourselves al
b. old associations, before we q
o. fully live new life in God. T
Is, change is described by the gral
tie Apostle as ssIiying no more
ii. ourselves. but for HIM who di
he for us. - new principle of j
tie actuatipg che believer, 80 that
IT. says again: "If any man be
Ids Christ, he il a new creation; I
st things have passed away
sir things hare boceme nav. G
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-04-29
w. NJ. JOYNER
w atchmaker AND Jeweler
na-t.. Aasn.t.ntns,s

Every description Of Watches, Clocks and
Jeweiry carefully repaired. Eight years Of
practical experience uudsr the leading jewel
ers North and South. am satisfied will en-
able mo TO give satisfaction in every partie-
ular. maril 3In
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-04-29

ssLet no man deceive himselfbyj
thinking that The contagious sUf
The soul are less than those of the
body. They are YET greater they
sink deeper. and come on more
unexpectedly. Petrarch.
Blessed are the pure il heart"
PURITY RESIDES IN THE MIND.
l. The objects chat suggest pur-
iiy or impurity are often external
But the fact that purity is in the
mind is well known to thoughtful
people. Every person has the
proof within himself. The name
by which this proof is ascertained
Is known as Consciousness. We
know what The mind does-what
the character Of its thoughts are,
whether proper or improper, right
or wrong, virtuous or vicious.
We know too that we have the
pnwer to think Of those subjects
which please US, or stop thinking
about them. We are therefore
responsible for the kind Of thoughts
which we entertain. If our mind
is pure, our thoughts make it SO,
The important fact which is to be
impressed upon young people, Is
that the mind is the home of our
| thoughts, and that the kind OF
thoughts we cherish must deter
mine the kind of mind as respects
purity. If the thoughts are pure
so is the mind.
ALL CRIMES AND wIcKEDNEss
OF EVERY SORT ORIGINATE IN
THE MIND.
2. No evil deed was ever per
petrated mo wrong, no injustice
no cruelty, no falsehood, no envl
Gus, malicious act was ever don,
by any human being, but it start
ed in the mind. This is the darl
and dreary home of evil. 1t nee'
not be so, but people make it th'
abode Of evil BIZ their own act. b,
their own determination, perhag,
| by their own criminal negligence
to Danish wicked thoughts fron
the mind, and by their indifference
u -. <,f.x..-. -.,<~txk ov~I xx<4<.1I
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-04-29
Fashionable Barber Shop,

M agn Ola. Miss
HEsRY K0RNRUMPFh having established
his business ON the East Side af the sign Of
Restaurant. will give strict attention to
shaving. hair cutting hair-dressing and sham
pooning, all Of which will be executed In the
ncatcst aud latest style. A tiial will euaran-
aptee satisfaction.
Fruits Candies, Cakes, Tobacco and Cigars
for sale iul /. S6-tf.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-04-29

passions rage and madness rules
EVIL thoughts are fuel to the ap-
petites, desires and affections.
EvERY NOBLE WORK BEGINS
IN THOUGHT.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-04-29
BUSINESS CARDS.
w. w. ROBERTSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, {,
McC0MB CITY. MISS.


lfoRHthLK OF tfA1hhifu I'sa 1N1Tss'I NTss'
uae located in McComb City for the practice
Of his profession. and tenders hs services to
the people Of that place and surrounding
community.
Office In d. Gibsons Drug Store. apr 8.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
WARES NEW oFrICERs.

WAYCROss. GA, Jan. 5.-W are county
heN aiF election 20 day. Complete re-
turns cleo the follow ing: W. VI. w lson,
ClerS; T. q. Henderson, Sheriff; j. A.
Ca-o9. Collector; j. }. Wilkinson. Re
ceiye0tL Y. Hale. Coroner; ". ). Bailey,
IreaN ". V. Eunice, Surveyor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
Registration Notice.

The Board OF Registration and Election
Managers hereby give notice that the books
for Q registration OF voters at The election
for yur and Aldermr of the CITY OF Sa-
yanuah 10 be hcl TU ESDAT. January 18th
1887, will be opened on MONDAY. January
Sd, and closed on SATURDAY, January 18th
The managers for each distrlc Will attend
at the places designated below from O'Clock
A. NJ. TO , P. NJ. every day except Sundays)
and on Saturdays from O'Clock =. NJ, to s p
N.
For the First Militia District extending
from the western corporate limits of the ci v
to the mid ne OF Mon gomery street.. +. ace for
registration: At CON's stables. on West Broad
street, uthwest corner OF w III am.
Managers II +. Bennett, Martin Cooley.
u. % ouLor.
For the second Militia District from the
middle Of Mon gomery to the middle of Bar
pard sJreetsj. Place for repatriation: 1906
state street, one door east of Montsomer ,gs
MHnaGers-W IN. L. Exley, John Houston,
John Rutherford.
For the Third Militia District from the
middle Of Barnard to the middle Of A bercorn
streets'. Pla, for reglstratlou: Simon Gazan,s
store northeast cOrnero ~ But ana BrouRhton
Managers-Simon Gazan, Henry McAlpin,
John S. Tyson.
For the Fourth Militia District from the
middle of Alb rcorn to the eastern G ,rnornte
limits OF the city,. Place OF registering.
Bacon's mill, on the southwest corner oi Liz
erty and East Broad streets
Managerial. ;. Bacon. W. j. Hartv. T. H.
Laird. HENRY MCAIPiN
Secretary Of the Board of Registration and
Elsr4on Managers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
TAR HEEL P.Jl4iTlCS.
The Independents and Republicans
Oh iOp in the lower House.

The Independents and Republicans
Oh Top in the lower House.
RALEIGH, y. c., Jan. 5.-The House Of
Representatives assembled to-day with
an attendance Of lis members. John r.
Webster, the nominee OF the Indepen-
dent Democrats, was elected Speaker by
a vote Of 50 against 81 for Lee ;. Over
man, the nominee OF the Re .ular Demo-
Gratis. Mr.. Webster's vote was dawn
from the Independents and Republicans.
At the time OF MS nomination Mr. Webster
said that he was Democrat and would
administer the affairs of the House as
Democrat, IL elected. II. NJ. Bula, a
Republican, was elected chief clerk over
Nr. Cameron, Democrat, by vote OF 90
to 6S. It is understood that the other
Offices Of the House W IA be parcelled out
among the Republicans and ludepen-
dents. The organization Of the Senate is
Democratic.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
Notice.
CITY OF SAVANNAH

OFFICE ITY TREASURER, :
SAVANNAH, Jan. l, 1887 y
The following extract from the City Tax
Ordinance for the year 1887 is published for
Information:
SEC. TX. Every person or CORPORATE -"
ing or holding personal property in said city
Is vannah) on the hrst day of January, 1887,
snall MAKE a return thereof to the City Treas
urer " Within TWEEN V d ys after tina date; and
returns of personal property shall be in
spected, as soon as they are made, by per-
sun to be designated by the Finance Commit
tee of Council, who shall carefully and criti-
cally examine the same, anu II he hnds, or has
cause to believe, that such return is not prop
erly made as TO show the amount of per-
sonal property owned by the person or per-
sons or corporation making the return sub
Ject to taxation, then he shall for hwlIh pro-
coed to assess the said per, ona properly of
salu person or corporation at Its true value,
as near as can be ascertained by h m, and as
soon as the same is made he shall Sc d a copy
or the same TO the person or corporation whose
return is thus corrected: and the person or
corporation whose return is thus corrected
shan have the right 10 appeal from such COR
rected return to the Committee on a ssess-
ments of the City Council within ten days
after the mailing of the notification of the cor
rectiOn of sad return; ana said Committee
shall hear such return as on as may be con-
yenient thereafter, notifying said appellant IF
the time and place OF hearing said appeal ana
alter hearing such appeal, the said Commit
tee on Assessments shall fix the return of said
person or corporation at such eum dc may. in
IuclI OplulOu, DC COTTtCb anu just, anu snail
Immediately notify such party of the sum so
fixed by them; and the SAID person or corpo-
ration may. within four days of the rendition
of such Judgment, appeal therelrom 10 til
Mayor and Aldermen II The CT yof Savannah,
where ouch appeal shall be heard anu deter
mined as other appeal cases are heard and
determined by the NayOr and Aldermen of
the city of Savannah; and the judgment Of
the Mayor aud Aldermen OF the city OF Sa-
vaunah shat be find, and determine the
amount upon which theyCity Treasurer shali
collect the taxes preecr bed w the rd and
fifth sections Of this ordinance; if the return
OF personal property, as made by the person
or corporation, snah be &c epted by the per-
son 50 desig naIed. by the Fi1ance Commute
OF Council, he shall iudoTse The anne as &C
copied, AMI hana lh3 saAe 10 the cts Treas
urer, who shall asses. thereon the taxes to be
paid by The person or corporation MAJ NJ
such return. But in thtevent there is no az
peal FROM the assessment 50 fixed by the per-
son appointed to IeXamine and correct the
same, or no appeal from he assessment iXeu
b the Comm ttee on Assessments tn n SAID
assessment so Ii Aed shall g the amount upou
which the Litv TIea,uler shall assess the
taxes 10 be paid by tGe person or corporation
making such return.
Failure to make returns makes it the duty
of the CITY Treasurer TO assess a double tax
on ali delaullers.
z. S. uARDEE City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
POISONED BY BAKING POWDER.


The Government Urged to Bring
suit against Southern States.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The World of TO-
morrow Will say: "The United States
government holds in trust for the benefit
OF Indian tribes 81, 7l0, 900 OF bonds issued
by the 5 u!AsScas char on which default
: sae was yer"dt S0o'ooo,ooO ct the
: ~ more lieu securities are held by pri-
the Theatre in this city. T.. l.. Andre WIS.
is ssf-scy Tor certain New York holders OF
the repudated bonds, has written to Score
tary Lamar urging that the United States
sue the defaulting States, claiming that
the United States has the power 10 bring
an action against any one OF the repu-
dating States, while private Individual
cannot. Secretary Lamar has re-
ierred the matter TO Attorney General
Garland. If the United states should
bring the desired suits and win them the
individual holders of the bonds would
profit along vita the government, wnich
annually now makes good TO tae Indians
the Interest which the states refuse to pay.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
FLUTTER OF THE FLAKES.
THE ENTIRE COUNTRY WHITE
WITH SNOW.

wxny Southern Cities Covered to
Depth of Five Inches IS improvtsed
sleis his Brous h Out In Several Places
The Cod Less license Than During
the Preceding Days.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Sat the signal
pffice to-day it was stated that the entire
country east of the Mississippi river, with
The exception of the New England States,
Is covered with snow, the fall OF which,
however, has been rather light. The
now storm, it was explained, was the re-
suIt of low temperature on the
land, causing condensation OF
The vapor from the ocean, which
at present has higher temperature than
the land. During the past twenty-four
hours the temperature IN the districts
east OF the Mississippi has risen slowly,
but has Kept below the freezing point,
except in Florida and Southern Texas.
The minimum temperature In Washing
ton this morning was IA dogs. above.
heavy snow storm began this afternoon
and continued into the night.
CHESAPEAKE BAY FROZEN SOLID.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 6.-The port of Balti-
more is virtually closed. To-day there
was not an arrival, except OF some bay
steamboats, and 4 few oyster boats. and
none can yet through the ice, except
heavy steamships. TIE ice extends down
the river and mo Chesapeake bay, "a di--
lance OF Iorty miles. Durlng the whole
of last night the city lc -
boat L2trooe was engaged IN
relieving hsssels. Among them We're
Bevera steamboats,, which vera damned
in the Ice, and to-day the State boat Mary
land went down to render any assistance
to vessels that might be necessary. The
ice is reported to be five inches thick, and
in many places 1t 10 packed to thick
ness of more than Twelve inches.
TWENTY boys INJURED.
RUTLAND, VT, Jan. 5.-Twenty boys
were coastIng down South Nam street on
a sled today, when the sled struck the
side OF bridge at the foot of the hill,
1hro wing the boys headforemOst into the
stream. Cyril Gee, Is years old, is dying
John Kingsley, IL years Old, was inter
nslly injured, and will probably die;
Thomas shields. II Years old, was picked
up UNCONSCIOUS. The remaining seven
teen boys were more or less bruised, but
none OF them we're seriously hurt.
SNOW AT MONTGOMERY.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. 5.-SnOw
fell here atlcr midnigh last night to the
depth of three inches. Nearly all OF 1t
melted to day. This is the second snow
this winter, something almost unknown
before.
SHOWING AT DANvILLE.
DANvILLE, VA, Jan. "a heavy snow
Storm mas prevailed here since early this
morning, and snow was still falling at
O'Clock tonight.
UNUSUALLY SEVERE.
CHARLESTON, ). c., Jan. 5.-Specials
from various parts Of the State show an
unusual fall of snow and sleet.
SIX INCHES AT RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 5.-SnOw began
falling tnIs N prning at 10 O'Clock aud con
tlnued through the day. 1t ls now six
inches deep. There was no wind and the
mercury never got below the freezing
point.
KILLED WHILE COAsTING.
PLYMOUTH, MASS, Jan. 5.-While
Three boys were coasting in Wentworth
last night their sled ran into a load OF
lumber, and two of them we're instantly
killed, and the other was so seriously in
jured that he is not expected to i've.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
FLoRfDA,s METROPOLIS.
The S., +. ana w. secures Control
of Another Street Railway.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 5.-Fbe re-
mains of Col. j. G.. Thornton, late Dis
trict perintendent OF the Western
Union and International Ocean Telegraph
Company, will be taken to Pensacola to-
morrow morning for interment.
The body of d. q. Powell, the bridge
Waterman who was run over by Florida
Railway and Navigation train at Trout
creek ten days ago and knocked into the
river, was recovered to-day.
Courtland Buchanan, prominent in
society circles, son OF the Circuit Court
Clerk, was married tonight at Daytona
to Miss Mamie Berne, of that place.
The safe of the jacksonville aud Subur-
ban Street railway was made to-day to
the Jacksonville Street Railway Com
pany, which is owned by the Savannah,
Florida and Western railway. This COM
pany now owns all the street railways IN
the city, comprising about ten lines, eX-
cept the Pine Street line. The purchase
price IS MOI stated.
Al tue annual election of officers OF the
Board Of Trade this afternoon Col. j. j.
Daniel was reelected President and j
NJ. Earlie, Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
Election Notice.

CITY OF SAVANNAH
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
Jan. 3, 1857
Under and by virtue of reso ution adopted
by Council at meeting of Dec. %, 1885,, notice
is hereby given that Council Will eject at the
first regular meeting in January, that is 10
ray on WEDNESDAY, Jan. y, 1887, the fol-
lowing officers:
CLERK OFTHECITY COURT, term three
years. Bond 81, 900; salary, fees.
SHERIFF OF THE CITY COURT, term
three years. Bond $1,000; salary, fees.
Applicants will hand III their applications.
with names Of suretie- (two Tequired) at the
office Of the Clerk of Council at or before 2 P.
M. MONDAY, Jan. 10, 1887,
By order Of Council.
FRANK f. REBARER,
Clerk of Council.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
= Grateful Murderer

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 5.-Ten years AGO
Joe Henderson was convicted in Hdge.
field of murder and sen enced 20 hang.
Dir. Marshall, q Prominent lawyer, Who
had defended him, ihterceded IN his be-
half and succeeded IN having the sentence
commuted TO Imprisonment for ten wears.
Yestel day the Term expired, and 10 dal
Joe Henderson reported To Mr.. Marshall
for work, having promised tnat alter
serving cut his term he would, in pay Tor
has services, work out the rest OF mis- nat.
ural life Tor the lawyer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
Valuation of Real Estate, Improve
msnts. Additions, Etc., for the
Year 1857.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER Il

oANANNAH, "a , Jan I, 7 81. J
The assessment Il. ok, containing valuations
of The following property for taxation during
the year 1887. VIZ: Real estate ana improve
neuts and property OF every kind not hereto
fore assessed, including new buildings erect
cd ana improvements and additions made
since she last as essment, is now open for in
So elton n this office, and notice is hereby
gwen to all concerned to tile their objections,
II any they have. within thir y DAYS from this
date, otherwise he assessments therein con-
tanned Will be lima and conclusive as estab-
fishing the value by which to estimate the
tax to be cOlleC ed hereun.
o jeCtlCns must be made in writing and ad-
dressed TO the Assessment Committee.
{. >. HARDEE, City Treasurer.